Having replayed the GBA Castlevanias on WiiU a few years ago, Circle of the Moon was definitely the weakest one for me. It had a lot of empty corridors with the same enemy pasted over and over again problem, and the different Card combos you could do to change elements or switch weapons weren't that fun or effective over just going straight whip either.
The worst part of it was definitely the run upgrade though. You got the ability to run almost immediately, meaning it was required for platforming almost the entire game, but you had to start it by double tapping a direction, forcing you to double tap a direction all the time and, I think, every time you turned around. If they could change that run to be automatic that would've probably helped a ton, or even if the walking speed was good enough to platform with.
Those issues aside it's still a alright "one of those".
I only ever saw a bit of the first season of MMPR as a kid before they cancelled it over here. I eventually got into Kamen Rider between the years 2006 and 2014 which was a good time but have since fallen off of it. Maybe I'll try watching the show on Netflix again, but man I tried it once recently and even watching it out of intellectual curiosity I found it surprisingly hard to go back to.
@onemanarmyy: That Radial menu is for giving you more control over auto attacks, since they auto target the enemy Pokemon with the least health in the standard setting. It's also off by default. I've considered turning it on myself but think it's too big and ugly to put up with at the moment.
By the way, Moves do autotarget enemies or wild Pokemon automatically in the standard setting as well, if you press and release the button without moving the stick. I believe Jan turned this off.
I don't think I ever replayed KH2, definitely not in it's entirety. It is WILD to see this intro, that confused the hell out of me at the time, and being able to make sense of it. I don't think I could have done that even after finishing the game the first time.
It's to the point where I'm ignoring Vinny and Jan talking over much of it and just trying to hear the cutscenes, heh.
Love Zelda 2! Love the blocking mechanics and the physics of movement from hitting shields, or getting hit on your own shield when fighting Iron Knuckles and bouncing off of enemies with the downward stab. Nothing feels quite like it on the NES.
There is a bunch of BS though too, but it's all "things you have to know" which makes it a non-issue one you know it. With some chat help Brad could probably get through it. I was really hoping that, that's where they would be going next post Mario 2.
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